Patrick Goodenough

China’s foreign ministry has thanked dozens of countries for expressing support at the U.N. Human Rights Council for Beijing’s controversial security policies in Hong Kong and Xinjiang province.

A former top Saudi intelligence official credited with foiling terrorist plots against Americans is accusing the kingdom’s most powerful leader of sending a hit squad to Canada to kill him.

President Biden’s decision to withdraw all troops from Afghanistan by September 11 – a move that will not be conditions-based – brought strong, but mixed reactions Tuesday from prominent lawmakers, and not necessarily along party lines.

Russia’s foreign ministry has confirmed – and condemned – Britain’s decision not to invite President Vladimir Putin or any other Russian representative to attend the state funeral for Queen Elizabeth II.

The Iranian regime’s weekend execution of a former senior official accused of spying for Britain is adding fuel to calls for tougher action in Europe.

The Iranian regime on Sunday played down the scale of an unclaimed drone attack on a military installation in Isfahan, a central city that houses key missile, drone, nuclear, and other military-related facilities.

As examples, Haley cited aid going to Iraq, Pakistan, Zimbabwe, China, Belarus, and Cuba.

US Ambassador: US Must Push China to ‘Be More Honest About What Happened Three Years Ago in Wuhan’

The IAEA’s 35-nation board of governors is scheduled to meet on Monday in Vienna, where the latest Iran developments will be on the agenda.

The United Nations on Wednesday marks the first International Day to Combat Islamophobia, but at an event at the U.N. General Assembly in the lead-up to the commemoration, arguably the worst manifestation of anti-Muslim persecution in the world today received scant attention.